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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17
Philadelphia, NIlnlagha 1 1slllnas asihss
JAN. 30TM. 1857.


Trains will leave Wilmington - follows
Philsdeiphis (exprsss,, Z 2 "a. { %, eN
$50, 8 Is, 8 90, . 10, II. 10 Of, II - II 81 an
Accommodation, . 20. %. o., 10 30 .. n
2 90, I %, 70, . ~, 10 80 p. N.
For Chester texpress). o 30. 10. 10 e1o
. u, II %, IL 81 .. n, IA 10, n, Q 20 and 10
1ooc% e q q % e q ~ = 10
Ne. YORK, ! %, 4 ia, 1 q, . 80. : %, 50
10 o.. II 81 :. m. sia IS. o.. 3 %, sz2, e2o
- IA I W. 10 90 p. m.
For West Chester, via Lamokin. SEQ and
IL .. m, 2 30 and 90 p. N.
For Newark tCent,s) and intsrmedise
Baltimore and Intern ediste stations, 10 o.
q. m, D 81 p. IN. and II II night.
Baltimore and Hay Line, I Is p. N.
Baltimore and Washington, l 2s, I 10, 9 u
10 os, Il 90 .. m, II 90. sil1, a., 10, - .
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, Q 90. 9 20 o. m, IL Is, 2 20, 8 u
rs p. IN. and IL o. pieht.
Georgetown and Lewes. 8 80 q. n, and .
seaford (Express) SOP. IN.
Harrington, Dolinsr and way stasions.s .
Express for Harrington, 10 as q. m, 8 so |
m. Way train 70 p. m.
Express for Dover, harrington and De
mar, 10 4s q. m. and II % night.
Franklin Oity, $50 a. m.
Express for oape CHARLES, Old Point Con
/ fort and Norfolk, 10 ~ D. M, und Il ca mig b
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, Il
Wilmington tsxpressl, u 20. 8 90, 20, q
I 90, 8 os, bgi. o o., 81. li.20 and II 20 p. =
Aecomno alton, Q 90, 10 % q. n, 81, 3 .
L %, . a 8 30. 10 o3 10 ~ and IL 81 p. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March ia
singular trial 10 in progress at Law
renceburg, Indiana. 1t is o suit by
DR.. Marc Bond, of Aurora, Indiana, to
Get aside the marriage ceremony where.
by he became the husband In April,
1886, of Miss ~Jennie Hill. also OF
Aurora, ON the ground that he wa
forced by threats of murder to marry.
Both parties belong to leading families
in Aurora and the case 10 attracting
much attention. A strong array OF
Legal gentlemen is engaged in the case,
among them being Congressman Hol.
man. The plaintiffs statement Is that
Miss Hill accused him OF seduction
snd that her father demanded that ht
should mary her or take the conse
quences, which meant death. He
chose marriage but never lived with
mis- wife. The case will be in proeres
some time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17

On last Saturday John Wanamaker
the tenth anniversary OF
taking possession OF the old Grand
Union depot at Chestnut, Thirteenth
and Market streets and City Hall
Square. Il Ia doubtful II Mr.. Wana-
maker expected mis- plant a. that time
TO develop into sCch magn'fi ,ient pro-
portions as 1t has since assumed. Il
was a. thas day considered . mann
meth concern though but four delivery
wagons and twelve horses were then
engaged, compared with hhy wagons
and 100 horses now engaged. This
great mart OF trade has now hfty-two
departments, In whish over four thou
sand persons are employed exclusive Of
those who are employed outside The
building and the extra help employed
during the holiday rush. The floor
space occup ed has increased fro N two
acres as first to over fourteen acres
now, and the store Is claimed to BIZ the
largest 10 the world.
This great business mart Is suffi oieni
alone to support and supply large
city with all necessary merchandise
The more we think about such . plac'
o. business, the more We become con
fused in trying to get correct idea o
1t vastness. Not only Philadelphia
bat our country all over where Johi
Wanamaker's name has become
household word, should be proud tina
the country has produced such q mer
chant. We become more than eve
confused when we think OF Wanamak
er's establishment increasing In to-
years N ore as rapidly in ratio as 1t ha
IN ten years past. II 1t does, one en-
o. Philadelphia will have to be set bac
to make room for it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17

Mn. RoDxsY. attorney sor The Levy
Court, IL engaged In drawing hen -
present 10 the Legislature 70 usss The
emergency created BY the recent dscls-
ION OF the Coast Of Enron md Appeals
in the railroad tax oasss. The most
fsasibls way out OF the dtfacalty ses0s
70 be the repeal Of the Law Of 1873.
which exacts $40, 900 In lieu OF ell other
taxes. This would throw the railroad
back upon the iAw Of 1869, whom the
taxes upon the company amounted 10
some Ss0, 900. or course the company
will not want 10 pay this much. though
II may mot DO ont Of proportion TO the
vAlue Of the railroad ct tho present
time, and It will therefore b under the
necessity Of proposlng soma plan Of iss
own which will be acceptable to the
Legislature. Under these circumstances
the F., W. g. B. Railroad Company
will hardly object to . tax being laid
upon their road-bed, rails. ties. station
aud freight house which contribute "a
the property OF . railroad. In the sAms
m amer that new houses, barns and re-
pairs on farms are taxed. though they
constitute part Of the same farm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17

REPREsEETATIYE WARE by HIS
vote yesterday against thu iusinoere
bill to call State Constitutional Con-
ventlon, may not have oeen IN perfect
accord with the bosses who run his
party, but be has made hun self solid
with the m asses of the people aud Is in
perfees accord with common ssnse aud
sound Judgment. The more credit Is
due to him that he has acted upon his
own will and carried out his own CON-
victions OF daty In the face Of the at
tempted control of bis vote by men who
thought til y owed bin. Noswith-
standing Tina MS manly speech was
SOM what Irrelevant to the subjsc, at
issue, every word he uttered hit a nail
square en- the head every time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17

IT SEEMS that the Republican Legls-
lasure Of Pennsylvania has come 70 the
wise conclusion ct last that It 10 best
NOS to interfere with Congressman
Samuel j. RandAll's district In Phila-
delphia, which for many years he has
been permitted to hold The city can
very reasonably be divided into six Re-
publican districts without resorting to
the disrepusAele Democratic partisan
plan OF making shoe-ssring districts.
but the Rspu blicans have looked ut the
matter in . broader and more liberal
sense. There are $4,000 Democratic
voters In Philadelphia that would be
en- tirely without representation In Con
gress IL Mr.. Randall was shut out.
This would be neither fair nor just ex'
cept in an extreme partisan sense. BE
publicans complain because the Dsmo
Gratis shut them out whenever they
have chance, and therefore now tha
they have an opportunity to shut Mr.
Randall ont they would not be justified
In following their example. The Re
publican Party's success depends upor
It's Justice and Its desire to stand by tn
right rather than BY party.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17
The Yachts Goil.g Close Together.

NEW YORK. March 16 Captain Rob-
Dsuntless. The yachts were seen on
Sunday night $50 miles east of the
Sandy HOOK lighlsbip. The night was
clear, aud the wind st the time was
east northeast blowing strong. The
schooDers were beading eaet by south.
The yachts we're then clote together,
snd both going along under all the sail
they could carry.
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70 head Of Iowa and Illinois horse
A Ag & & &s

III 4N III AN III
No. 1. Red sorrsi horse, year, old, ltk
hands hish, 100 pounds, family broken,
and an extra fine horse.
No.2 Brown horses years old, itN hands
hish; weighs 1900 pounds, family broken,
Nos. q ami l. sOhestaut sorfai team, Q
years OLD, 10 bands high. weigh 2ae0 p unis,
with Rood bone and action, and Will insEo
god team for any kind Of business.
No. 8. hay horse. Q years Old. 10 handle
high. weighs eto POUNDS, with lots OF bone.
and suitable for any kina Of business.
NO. Gray mare, years old, 10 hand.
high, weighs 1850 pounds. good useful
mare well broken, slpglo aud double.
No. !. Brown horse, yeais old. weighs
1900 pourdp. a low down caunS. with lots OF
bone AMI able TO do any kind OF work.
No. s. Fay marc, years cid, 10 hands
nigh, weighs llb0 pounds, Ii ambletonihn
bred, with tine style and sction, veil bred,
and an extra nice mare.
NO. Light roam horse. yssrs old, ltA
hands high, weighs 400 pounds, family
broken, and an extra good mover.
no 10. nrosn horse. years old. Is hands
high. weigh 100 pouLd !, family br ken and
horse.
NO. IL. Bay horse. = years old, low
down caunK, waishs liou pounds. family
broken, single,end viii stsnd without hitsh
Iiug; an ex re good driver.
No. IL Brown hose, 8 years old, 1tl.
fhigh, weighs us. pounds, a good general
Ipnrpssc horse.
BIOS. ID and Il Pair OF black horsee,
years old, 10 hands high, weigh AGO pounds
good style and acton, AID will make O
tg0od hearse or coach team.
Nc. Id. Black horse. . years oil, le hand!
thigh, woighs 1910 pounds with good sty ie
AMI action, aid family broken.
No. 10. Bay horse, years old. fine style
land action, and N extra n co horse.
NO. II. Dapple gray horse, 10 hands high
weighs IL pounds. good bone and sn extrd
1good horse.
Nos. Is and 10. Pair OF dspp,e yrays,
lyeirs old 10 nands hign, weighs 2eco bounds
lgood bone, and an exira good pair OF horses
IL No. 20. Bsy mare, ysars old, 1tZ hand
thigh, low doHn chunk, gosd worker II
lazy kiEd OF harness.
| Nos u AID ~ Pair OF sorrels and
y ears OLD, 10 hands high, weigh 2So5 pounas
lgood boae ant able TO do any Kind OF work
NO rs. Bay mare, years old, 10 hand
Inigh with foAl, Iamiiy broken, good wIrkc
Isingle ana double.
II Also PAR Of mules.
No postpone@ent on accoun. OF th
weather.
| II horses to BIO as represented, and an
| entienan sesiIB ans thing WRONG with an
horse VIII please mention II. Herses Can
0 seen alter tusfd4y.
JESTER 4 MCDANIEL.
L. w. Stidham & son. Aucts. nib
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d OHIO RAILROA d
IN EFFECT, JAN. 80. 1897
Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot:
EAST MlIrNn.

AksAhS ioaNo IoiaWaio hFouuo Depot:
EAST. BOUND:
Phlia. Accommodation, daily .....s.ooA. M
Phtls. Accommodation, daily $40 A. ID
Western Express, daily. 800. ...ll.l8 A. ID
Pbila. Accom- odation, daily -. .3.lb r. M
cincinnati Limited, daily ....... ol0 r. N
Phila. Accommodation, daily. $50 P. M.
Phil. Accommodation, daily 800 p. N
Chicago Limited, daily ..l2.ea A. N
Local freight with passenger coaches at
tached leaves Delaware ave. station dsiIy,
except sunday, at Lb7 p. NJ; arrives In
pnilsdelphia At 3.2t P. m. Stop at all sta.
tons.
wEST.BOUND:
Chicago Limited, daily ...........1.4b A. M.
Arrives Chicago IL. 10 next morning. rhi,
train does not take baltimore passengers
Cincinnati Limited, daily........u.3o A. d
Arrives Cincinnati 7.l6 A. NJ. st. Louil
go p. M. next day.
Chicago and st. Louis Express,
Local freight with passenger coaches at
tached leaves Delaware ave. stat on daily
except sunday, at 20 q. M; arrives In U an
ton at as p. m: Stops at all stations.
FOR LANDENBERH, 800 A. ID. anc
90 p. H., daily. $40 r. M. daily, except
Sundsy.
Trains leave Market Street Station:
For Philadeiphia 7 30 A. NJ, 8 80 A. M
and ID p. NJ, daily. For Baltimore Of
A. M, daily. except Sunday. For Lspdcn
berg 8 66 4. M. and 46 p. M, daily. 10
a. IN. and 90 r. M, daily except Sunday.
Through tickets can be secured and sleep
Ing car berthe reserved by applying to IA
"A. Miller. agent, Delaware avenue depot.
W. IRWIN, OK. LORD.
Superintendent. 9enl Pass. Agen,
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WANAMAk Frs.

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, March II. 1887.
The soiled goods are pref
ty much sold out of that lot
o. White and Colored En-
hroideries at broken prices.
What we have are just as
desirable as at any time.
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PUsLio,.
nUBLIC sAtrN

PUBLIC Bic SALE
n. 1. AssoelA H. W .'I ~
joining the ely u N w,n1%
w aI,uEsDM, rs
Al one o'ele,,sJ
~. No; !; sorreI hon. NY,
s s,f. - be SQUAD sns ~
nnds ofharntss. ~, aIo a ?
~ " May, bred tom I . a.s
o. . hare that co nl' a' ,.'sl)
~ very proG.lsls,' ~
TO su I auy one 's 'sla
no. 2. Br0sn No.. /
han,ls high; thls l,o aSI,' "A
no -, a sure pglls, .st1
ai,l,.er, aa,i can ' pa'l nj
mile IN I mlnutts,1 "a ina,
or farm horse avis shhI
ali NJ y, !. cry hor. NJ
smart horse, w6rk.is Il 4 n
| , no. D. Blown ao, "
nIiser, can trol i ~. z Il
iA, a,iiy hor,e, can y -, 5,',s 4
inlfte, u head az T. ~ at'n
by 1ay Of sal, t 66''.s
nilkers; | cara -, ~
from Dui'outs b ~ "a, ~
ewes. lllssresrs,,.'al
nave nave, lambs by da, /, ~ 4
Rniness. n !
| vi FARMING inrlRx,,,
maEohs AID cars, M ~ 4
beds, mo~ing msr6 15' I
aump horse rake, i l,,.,
rowa, eultlsators, .ho,sl W I
ana anu, 4 lot vi sin4lr Apl ~
bridles. and MI. e ~. ~ \,
Of . aud 4 hoe So y
rails, ready fsr W.
mat nave been u.ei ~
pusts, never been IN -
nun slr-w. The goois,H.
AS ! am about 10 si,,ss'ss U
|. TEBss:-A crcllit y y
ara over, of5 Il, -
~ So tIK
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puBilo s5LG-Coa,
4 Aorsei, at Aesss
iRIDaY MAs,

acnty Eve asst o,s1
cows, fresh AMI ,,,, ,
htse cows wero ssl,s,,,3
&c. 10. by \ goOl ass|
susik hi and ugii b. M
sale. Wilipefitir,lysl
bio der; slso a lev M, ,
N-wo of horsas Nail
G2Syean ED, Oh !
lVokeI Ent scoi ir.ys /
= years eli, =. rrd scs,I
ami x no w0ltef. 10 \
years old. found roa \
and dIiTeri .arij1
tosether. NO. 4. lcmI }
IGiund, but o.. tItn y
osa cE, 3 es-s ID. l.ass
md driver. Nc g. s.l \
driver and Ssfs sl,r1
Rocd ssdiier. 10. n
sound, goDi Eorze =
sDring gum TO-, lhtrl
utw tpsr-fprit yiallsl
new lo-top ltofs wagr }
new ono man Was a NJ
leather trinm,dAf,sn
or top surrey. bsea uK
t2-sosted sla tlesnl
wagon stSon ieclti -
tops, moe u ihsm sM /
be sold, 81 | nave : sz,l
mare ule FOR sIe nea,d
purposes tvsryaoiI,l
gaia. hlIclJ dApeSl
~. Dinner u II. al
| postI o. eme9t 20 srs]
wet VI II FL i ut.tf ca..l
\ h. Il. q, arrive Il I'd
part 4 II city after. Vi
| J. q. kCbtas u, Art /
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IDuBIL0 SALE
e-oD-
REAL ESTATE.

PuBIIo SALE
REAL ESTATE.
The Selloving described rsai sstsss VIII
BE- soid 81 No. Iis Maskss street. whining.
ton, Del. on
SATURDAY. MARCH 10. 1897,
ArsVOLOOK r. L.:
NO. l. As room sstsry brick dwelling, ct
No SO W. Front street. Lot 1exeo feet.
No. Two roam 5story brisk DWELLINGS
Mes. 191 and x2s Parrish streets. and rents
No. s. AZ room story brick dwelling, a.
No. lsss W. tourth street. Lot isxsa feet
| with front alley.
No. 4 A room brick dwelling. No. sg
windsor street., and rents for ~ per month
| the north side OF Eie nth street. aest OF Du
Point Lot taoxioo feet.
No. Q. A q room sstory brick dwelling at
No. ess windsor street, and rents for sio
No. Al room story brick dwelling
with bath. at No. ioxz Bennett street. L.,
No. 3. Two rosu story brick dwell
Iinss, sos. l22 and ia Cedar street 10,
ssIss, with s'ioot ~iae alley. and rsnts for u
No a. room .-atory fra ne dwelling
1 II No. Te7 Warner s,rost. Lot iszf9 feet.
l No. 10. Al RON 8 story bri y aweiIing
at No. go W. stc5od street, ana rants fol
$40 per moth
NJ. ii. Asraom 2ttry ,rhz dwelling
No. leo Scott RE-.
Nc. ~ A stoty brick store s,a dwell
Ing OF IL rooms and bstb, e. tae 60 .,aas,
corner Of frJrt and Cia,,oa sss~.. A-ol
No. ia. L,taxrs feet, wee, De q Had
ford street, ~ #. Q In. forth : \ Fueet
No. IL. "A rovm story bFlsx dwelling
With bath. 40. ais fnnshs s.reot. Lot
No. is. Asr,om a.s,o-s rs,ce dwelling
| 81 Ne. ioS scott street
No. 70. Lot ike lest ca the nth aide Of
DAVIS street. anc zoo fees ~cs { .ure Of.
No. ". Lot 3sxi23 feet St tho ~. II. cor
of Twerty-third ard Tatnsii streots, or
twenty third, paved and cuTbed.
No. 10, 40 loom story brick dwelling
lstreet. Lo. lAxso feet, sith 3 foot siisy.
| No. 10. A 10 room story brick cweil
ing, with batn, 3, 20. ilos W. Seventh o.
Lot lsxVs feet
nc. 70. A room story brisk dwelling
with bath, at No. ITO scott street
No. 81. Lot 70 fset In by 80 IT, at n. W
corner Of Thir eentn and Heaid streets.
| no. ~. Lot t0zloo ,5a,, at the north eas
tcornsr OF Second arr Webb streets.
Persons who may fssl disposed TO invest 1
lrtal estate, or secure for themselves hom,
Would do we'll to Ro upon tho prem les
previous to the ,sis and view tho propsrt
IS the very accommodating tsrms whic
Twill be made kn ,wn at sals will put u
majority OF these properties within ca
reach OF those OF even moderate means,
the cash pigment required in mSIy CAS-
wili be a mere nominal sum.
ml5it Huk1I.L q LARK, Aucts.
IDuBLiC SALE-THE sUBsURIBEa
IL will cell at public sale, at their stable
NO. 4is West Front street, Whmin ina oi
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List of Public gales.

IS, Andrew Jones, 8o3 Market 1t.
" Is, Lfberman b Appleby, Chris. he.
- Is, Mrs. Jefferis, city.
IS, Y. II. johnson. Pencader HID.
- ls Mary Parry, brandy wine.
Fl" 10 Hukill b Lank. city.
10, Jerry Dousherty, M. q HID.
Sc 10, A. Valentine, Brandywtne Hd.
" 10, Jester Il Mcdaniel, horses.
q" Al, y. W. McUaulley, Court House.
" n, MIR Phillips, Brandywine Id.
:" n, j. II. Gould. New CASTLE HID.
Z" II, h. Myers, s19 Jefferson street.
" n j. u. Howell, Conrad & Monroe.
" -, Edmund Wilson, b. Hid.
" 20, j. X. Bowling, 9Th and Adams.
q" "A A. II. Tyson. chester.
" e, wm. McMonamin, city.
- ~. Mrs. Gray.
" 80, l.. II. Barr. eth ward.
q %, Z. Is. Roe, l0l W. Sth ct.
" "a, sarah A. Wintrup, 3O7 french.
- "a, ". Nan1yke, CIT ". 6th street.
-, w. u, Martin, horses.
~ rs, Lafayette hotel property.
g. 80, MIS-. Hayes chandler,
81, Il. l.. Roberts, Chester.
April
2, Evans Pennington.
I, Ellis Hicks Christians HID.
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William I SmitheTs of Dover is laid
up at the Girard Houss. Philadelphla,
having broken one of the small bone ;
II his ankle by fall while walking on
tae pavement In front of the Chestnut
Street Theatre.
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day and in them often sur
prises. Yesterday found
some more Of the deep en-.
|broideries for which there's
been 80 much asking. They'll
| be on the counters to-day.
Its something Of a chance
what the next case III show,
and the next and the next.
The goods won't be worse
than the average, that's sure;
they'll be better. The prices
are certainly very low
They'd be very low for much
poorer stuff.
] inch to as inches,
q cents to $I.25.
Filling the counters every
day with them, sometimes
several times a day. Can't
lido it much longer.
Last circle, southwest Of centre.
| We do not expect to
match this Lace Sale again.
Perfect goods, goods you
want, many of them at half
and quarter and less. Think
of Normandie Valenciennes,
3o inches wide, for 81, or 40
inches wide, for $t.I5! And
Of filmy, fairy Crepe Lisse
Lace,
i White on black,
y White on pink,
a, White on blue,
or all white, or all cream, at
the price OF coarse, comm on
|stuff! Much to pick from
yet in twenty styles, and
none of the things the mean
est.
Third circle, southwest OF centre.
i English Ulsterings and
Iacket Cloths. Our own i'm
portation, 20 styles Of plaids,
oVerplaids. mixtures and
Scotch effects. 81 in, IS
to S.. already shrunk.
You'd guess their goodness
: by a glance, you'd know it
by a touch.
A handsome line of Drat
Kerseys for ladies' jackets
SO to 81 in, 81 to 81. Re
A minds you of buckskin b,
' its softness and 6rmness.
to Last circle, northwest OF centre.
e. Latest European novelties
Of in Children's Dresses hav'
~ Just arrived. You can se
ss them Saturday morning.
Of Second floor, west of Arcade. Take ell
We, vator.
at at Anything that's out of tn
n, regular in Dress Goods goe
Sc. to the Remnant counte
IL IL every morning. That's tn
sss place to get the odd lot
Short lengths, short color
. thing that takes til
ST. 81 goods away from the usu
l IL counters sends them Their
md Just now some dress lengtl
10 70 in high-class Novelties. Mt
:, ,sr hit your thought exactly.
Of Last circle, northwest of centre.
INT,
The Spring ard Summer cor
cen cen fortables: cheese cloth fillt
a abs with pure carded cotto
for The cost a trifle:: better /
the youat this season than twi
'eer the money in blanke'
sI.75 for white; s. for pin
NJ. blue, red or yellow. Tuft'
resi-. with contrasting colors.
ar Southwest of Ger tire.
, 9n ed The new Bed Sprea
arch that look like Marseill
Isi and weigh like Honeycor
.ve to are going with a bang.
vii, win happy medium at ST..
SONY som, Marseilles range from 81.
r. te o5 to 50 and Honeycomb FRI
Re 80 cents to 81 IS.
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Worse Than a Fire

At Southwest corner Of Second and Market
streets. A chtid's wool suit, SLIT; formerly
sold at s2.76 Boys suit, s2.o6; formerly sold
ATS. Good suits for men, 1915; never sold
lsss than 90. 10. Atwood cashmere pants,
81 rs. Also overcoats $3.50 up. NO charge
for showing goods. Opea every evening till
. O'CLOCK. m7-1m
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DUBLlU SALE-WILA BE- SOLD al
public sale, on
FRIDAY, MARCH is, 1857,
at 9l< o'cl ck q. NJ. sharp,
At s3i Market street, TIE following house
complete. In good order; ! perlor sttye, ]
dresser, kttonen table and kitchen CHAIR,
what not, Wseelsr & Hilson so ing ma
CHI Inc, in good order; eeuare merble-top
table, 2 walnut tables, lot of Venetian
blinds. egg 1oiler, oyster cisn, lot of ice
cream tables tubs, cans, eauoers, 2 new
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glass globes, aud other So al ~ articles toe
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YOU at this season than twice
the money in blankets;
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with contrasting colors.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-06
Base Ball Meeting.

At a meeting of local base ball play
crs and interested citizens held at inc
city hall Yesterday evening it was de-
cided that permanent organization
would be effected in Dallas by forn'-
ing an incorporated body with $4,000
capital. Two committees were ap-
pointed to wait on the business ana
railroad men of the city and solicit
subscriptions. The meeting expressed
tor Waco as the favored place for hold
ing the state convention on the 10Th
inst Another meeting will be held
Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock at the
city hall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-12-06

of the second pipe the supply will be
drawn from the third, the last even
being fifteen feet above the drain OF
impure water from the reservoir into
Turtle creek. The intention, of course,
will be to keep the reservoirs full, so
that the high water, being the best
may be used; but the water which
will be drawn from tho third pipe, In
cases of water famine, will be good
water because OF the fifteen depth be-
tween IL and the system OF puriiica-
ton.